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Punctuation
Contractions
Homophones
Prefixes, Suffixes, Roots
Parts of Speech
100
What is the correct punctuation for this sentence: My black cat ran across the yard
Period
100
What does the contraction I'll mean?
I will
100
Which is the correct word for this sentence? I _______ my lunch today. ate or eight
ate
100
Which prefix means to do again?
Re-
100
What is a noun?
A noun is a person, place, thing, or animal.
200
What is the missing punctuation in this sentence: Where are you going this weekend
Question mark
200
What does the contraction we've mean?
We have
200
What is the correct word for this sentence? The acrobat performed a great ________ on the high wire. feet or feat
Feat
200
What is the root word of quickly?
Quick
200
The verb in a sentence is the what?
The action
300
What is the missing punctuation in this sentence: Hooray
Exclamation point
300

Combine the words to make the contraction for should not.

Shouldn't

300
What is the correct word for this sentence? I didn't mean to _____ the glass. break or brake
break
300
What does the prefix "pre" mean?
Before
300

You would use an adjective or a noun to describe a word?

adjective

400

What is the missing punctuation in this sentence: My birthday is January 3 2001.

Comma in between the day and the year

400

Combine the words to make the contraction for will not 

Won't

400
What is the correct word for this sentence? I need to ______ a story for class. write or right
write
400
What is the root word of "happiness"?
happy
400

Find the verb in the sentence: I walked down the street to my friends house.

walked

500
What is the missing punctuation in this sentence: We are going on a field trip on Monday June 13.
Comma in between Monday and June
500

Combine could have to make a contraction.

Could've

500
What is the correct word for this sentence? I would like to come along _____. two, to, too
too
500
Name where you would put a prefix on a word and where you would put a suffix.
Prefix- at the beginning Suffix- at the end
500

Label the nouns, verb, and adjective in this sentence: My mother drove to the grocery store in town. *Hint* There are FIVE words you should label.

mother- noun

  drove-verb

grocery- adjective

store- noun

 town- noun